These days I've been more aware of my heartbeat than usual, my heart is beating either very quickly or irregularly, I'm feeling extremely tired and weak and I can't bring myself to do very much during the day. I'm having frequent chest pains or discomfort and I feel very light and occasionally come close to dizziness. After the results of my latest blood test about two months ago I was told that I have severe iron deficiency. Could there be any other reason for these symptoms?I'm anaemic and I feel my condition is worsening, I was wondering if I could get any advice about what to do?
Well, if you are anaemic, then you should eat things high in iron, e.g. red meat, spinach etc... I hate red meat, so I ate a lot of things with spinach, like pasta, salads, Punjabi naan bread (from the Indian restaurant I work at.. mmmmmmm) and stuff like that.
Hope this helps. :)I'm anaemic and I feel my condition is worsening, I was wondering if I could get any advice about what to do?
You really need to see your doctor. I am also anaemic and have just started a course of iron injections. Warning - you end up looking like you have a big bruise on your bottom, but its not really a bruise - its staining from the iron. (it will go away) My doctor told me it is worthless taking iron tablets because they would take months to do any good. Good luck partner!
One thing that you may want to do, if you haven't already, is see a hematologist.
The weakness and fatigue are very common symptoms of anaemia. What should be done is a bone marrow biopsy. The red blood cells, like all other blood cells, are produced in the bone marrow. Once the biopsy has been taken, it will be studied for presence of some cells and behaviors of others. You may need to be given transfusions of red blood cells or given an ESA (erythropoeitic stimulating agent) which builds and boosts red blood cells. (erythrocytes)
Anaemia may be contributing to the irregular heartbeat and chest pain, and it may be anxiety as well. An EKG may need to be ordered to rule out cardiac disorders. Feeling more aware of your heartbeat may be a form of anxiety, and you may want to speak with your doctor about this as well. Two months is a long time to go without treatment of your anaemia. I recommend that you see your primary care provider as soon as possible and request to be referred to a hematologist.
Good luck!
Friday, January 8, 2010
This is my first time doing my own garden, advice please!?
I want to put down the red bark/mulch type stuff because i don't have as much time as i should for weeding, and it matches the color of my house, what plants can I plant with this? Can I still plant flowers? Do I have to put down fertilizer with the plants first (i am digging up and re-doing a pre-existing garden) and then cover it with mulch?This is my first time doing my own garden, advice please!?
You can plant just about anything with much, so long as the body of the plant is big enough that it can rise above the much bed. Fertilizer may or may not be needed, but that is more dependent upon your existing soil characteristics than on the much. Mulch will reduce evaporation and thereby decrease the amount of water needed for irrigation.
I stay away from pine mulch in most cases because it will lower the pH of the soil, unless I am using it on plants that prefer more acidic soil.This is my first time doing my own garden, advice please!?
My advise is to go to the library and get books on gardening. You can see many different styles and ways of doing a neat garden. I like to put down a bunch of newspapers and dig holes where I'm going to plant. Then add the mulch. This cuts down on weeds even more. It would be to your advantage to check out the different plants and how much sun each needs and their heights so it looks organized.
You also need to be aware of what plants do well in full sun, what do well in partial sun and what plants need shade.
You also need to be aware of what does well in your area. Many times nurseries will have plants that look great but just aren't suited for your climate.
Also be aware of which plants are annuals, they only live for one season. An perennials, they come back every year.
Good question. I have bark mulch and i use the red cedar kind. it is very nice. you don't have to put fertilizer down if you don't want to but it might help your plants with a little more nutrients. you might also want to go and buy the black plastic that you lay down first to stop the weeds from coming up. then as you plant you cut a small hole in the plastic just big enough to plant you flowers or W.H.Y . Then once everything is planted make sure you have enough bark mulch to cover your flower beds and sprinkle it around your flowers/ plants so as not to damage them and then you can add bigger quantities in the open areas. then even it all out and then presto. you are done. you can plant lots of different plants in your flower beds while using bark mulch. Rhodo's, hydrangea, geraniums, primulas, pansies, roses etc. best wishes on your first garden.
. what i did was broke up the ground then i would lay out my fertilizer then plant my flowers any the i wanted and then i went to my father n laws ad got some cedar shaving and dust and layed it out it is very pretty and professional looking after wards.. cheep and easy. it works real good on weeds it smuthers them
You can plant just about anything with much, so long as the body of the plant is big enough that it can rise above the much bed. Fertilizer may or may not be needed, but that is more dependent upon your existing soil characteristics than on the much. Mulch will reduce evaporation and thereby decrease the amount of water needed for irrigation.
I stay away from pine mulch in most cases because it will lower the pH of the soil, unless I am using it on plants that prefer more acidic soil.This is my first time doing my own garden, advice please!?
My advise is to go to the library and get books on gardening. You can see many different styles and ways of doing a neat garden. I like to put down a bunch of newspapers and dig holes where I'm going to plant. Then add the mulch. This cuts down on weeds even more. It would be to your advantage to check out the different plants and how much sun each needs and their heights so it looks organized.
You also need to be aware of what plants do well in full sun, what do well in partial sun and what plants need shade.
You also need to be aware of what does well in your area. Many times nurseries will have plants that look great but just aren't suited for your climate.
Also be aware of which plants are annuals, they only live for one season. An perennials, they come back every year.
Good question. I have bark mulch and i use the red cedar kind. it is very nice. you don't have to put fertilizer down if you don't want to but it might help your plants with a little more nutrients. you might also want to go and buy the black plastic that you lay down first to stop the weeds from coming up. then as you plant you cut a small hole in the plastic just big enough to plant you flowers or W.H.Y . Then once everything is planted make sure you have enough bark mulch to cover your flower beds and sprinkle it around your flowers/ plants so as not to damage them and then you can add bigger quantities in the open areas. then even it all out and then presto. you are done. you can plant lots of different plants in your flower beds while using bark mulch. Rhodo's, hydrangea, geraniums, primulas, pansies, roses etc. best wishes on your first garden.
. what i did was broke up the ground then i would lay out my fertilizer then plant my flowers any the i wanted and then i went to my father n laws ad got some cedar shaving and dust and layed it out it is very pretty and professional looking after wards.. cheep and easy. it works real good on weeds it smuthers them
Help! Any advice on the best places to find affordable studios in SF for a 25/f that are pet friendly?
I recently moved out of North Beach and am temporarily commuting to SF from San Jose. I am DESPERATE to find a place of my own that is within a reasonable price rang. Craigs List and Apartment Hunterz has been a dead-end...any advice? Im open to living just outside of the city but Im not sure where most young profs live outside of SF. Thanks for the help!Help! Any advice on the best places to find affordable studios in SF for a 25/f that are pet friendly?
You are going to need to loose the pet.
Try Foster City if you have a decent income, South San Francisco (a seperate city the SF) or Burlingame if not. Mountain View is not too bad, but still a commute.
You are going to need to loose the pet.
Try Foster City if you have a decent income, South San Francisco (a seperate city the SF) or Burlingame if not. Mountain View is not too bad, but still a commute.
Tesco Interview For Night Manager, Tips advice please, what are the main questions, any tests?
Hi
I have just won an interview for a Night Shift manager vacancy for Tesco In The North Of England, what is the interview like, any awkward questions, tests. Any advice will be appreciated.
ThanksTesco Interview For Night Manager, Tips advice please, what are the main questions, any tests?
can you speak english?
when can you start?Tesco Interview For Night Manager, Tips advice please, what are the main questions, any tests?
i had one for tesco
he just asked me stuff about education, what my goal in life is etc..
tip: research the company, get some questions ready to ask, dress smart
the one thing that let me down was the fact i wasnt dressed smart enough. it hurt cos the reason i was going for the job was cos i was poor and obviously didnt have money to buy smart clothes
so yeah, scrub up before you go and good luck!
To work for Tesco you have to be dumb, stupid and have a sad life.
You need to show you have excellent organisational and people skills. Be incredibly hard working, able to meet deadlines and ridiculously flexible. You just have to kiss as hugely. They will want your soul.
Make sure you ask about advancement prospects - you don't want to get the job and find you have no chance of promotion for the next decade. It also shows you are keen to be with them for ever, even if you have no intention of doing so. Ask about in house training.
Good Luck.
Research the company, find out as much as possible about them, how many employees, which charities they support etc. Take a notepad with questions you'd like to ask and a pen for writing down important info. This shows you're organised. Good luck with the interview and I hope this helps.
Tips:
Don't ask about where the food comes from.
Don't ask what they think of consumer-led boycotts of ethically dubious state producers (former South Africa, Israel etc).
Don't ask about commercial meat farming practices, or how chickens can be so cheap.
Don't ask about the international flower trade.
Don't ask about the distance food has travelled in order to make it to the supermarket, and the pollutants given off during the transportation.
Don't ask how farmers are supposed to live, when they are the ones who have to pay for the ';buy one, get one free'; deal, not the company.
Don't ask how many small, family owned businesses have shut down in the local area since Tesco opened their doors.
Don't ask about the recognition of trade unions, workers rights or management policy toward collective action.
Do accept whatever they tell you.
Do bend over.
Loyalty is all that is important to them in their staff. Be loyal and don't ask questions, and you'll be rewarded with riches beyond your wildest imaginings.
I have just won an interview for a Night Shift manager vacancy for Tesco In The North Of England, what is the interview like, any awkward questions, tests. Any advice will be appreciated.
ThanksTesco Interview For Night Manager, Tips advice please, what are the main questions, any tests?
can you speak english?
when can you start?Tesco Interview For Night Manager, Tips advice please, what are the main questions, any tests?
i had one for tesco
he just asked me stuff about education, what my goal in life is etc..
tip: research the company, get some questions ready to ask, dress smart
the one thing that let me down was the fact i wasnt dressed smart enough. it hurt cos the reason i was going for the job was cos i was poor and obviously didnt have money to buy smart clothes
so yeah, scrub up before you go and good luck!
To work for Tesco you have to be dumb, stupid and have a sad life.
You need to show you have excellent organisational and people skills. Be incredibly hard working, able to meet deadlines and ridiculously flexible. You just have to kiss as hugely. They will want your soul.
Make sure you ask about advancement prospects - you don't want to get the job and find you have no chance of promotion for the next decade. It also shows you are keen to be with them for ever, even if you have no intention of doing so. Ask about in house training.
Good Luck.
Research the company, find out as much as possible about them, how many employees, which charities they support etc. Take a notepad with questions you'd like to ask and a pen for writing down important info. This shows you're organised. Good luck with the interview and I hope this helps.
Tips:
Don't ask about where the food comes from.
Don't ask what they think of consumer-led boycotts of ethically dubious state producers (former South Africa, Israel etc).
Don't ask about commercial meat farming practices, or how chickens can be so cheap.
Don't ask about the international flower trade.
Don't ask about the distance food has travelled in order to make it to the supermarket, and the pollutants given off during the transportation.
Don't ask how farmers are supposed to live, when they are the ones who have to pay for the ';buy one, get one free'; deal, not the company.
Don't ask how many small, family owned businesses have shut down in the local area since Tesco opened their doors.
Don't ask about the recognition of trade unions, workers rights or management policy toward collective action.
Do accept whatever they tell you.
Do bend over.
Loyalty is all that is important to them in their staff. Be loyal and don't ask questions, and you'll be rewarded with riches beyond your wildest imaginings.
What is the general purpose of ';advice'; columns like this one?
To help people who have serious diseases like cancer.
To help people make decisions about life's problems.
To give legal advice about drug laws.
To give medical advice about drug use.What is the general purpose of ';advice'; columns like this one?
1. This is not an 'advice column', it's a question and answer site.
2. You're apparently referring to some existent column with specific issues. We have no idea what you're referring to or why you're asking. Try again.What is the general purpose of ';advice'; columns like this one?
Yahoo Answers is exactly as it states. People ask and answer questions. No one is getting paid to offer advice. People that do that have a ton of experts at their disposal. I do worry about people who ask questions about taking drugs.
If they're depending on YA, they could get some really bad advice.
To help people make decisions about life's problems.
To give legal advice about drug laws.
To give medical advice about drug use.What is the general purpose of ';advice'; columns like this one?
1. This is not an 'advice column', it's a question and answer site.
2. You're apparently referring to some existent column with specific issues. We have no idea what you're referring to or why you're asking. Try again.What is the general purpose of ';advice'; columns like this one?
Yahoo Answers is exactly as it states. People ask and answer questions. No one is getting paid to offer advice. People that do that have a ton of experts at their disposal. I do worry about people who ask questions about taking drugs.
If they're depending on YA, they could get some really bad advice.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
I have been bleeding for 3 months now I am passing large clots any advice?
My Dr. put me on the pill 2 weeks ago to try to stop the bleeding but it hasn't helped. The clots are about the size of a lime. I have a hard time making to the Dr since my husband is deployed and I have no one to watch my son.I have been bleeding for 3 months now I am passing large clots any advice?
There's really nothing you can do on your own. You have to get back to the doctor and quickly.I have been bleeding for 3 months now I am passing large clots any advice?
GET OFF THE COMPUTER AND GET TO YOUR DOCTOR!
Don't place your very life in the hands of people who are giving their non-professional opinons--get professional advice from an actual DOCTOR.
Please value your life enough to do this. Best of luck.
Read this site...it explains all about heavy bleeding and clots...http://www.womenshealthlondon.org.uk/lea鈥?/a>
sounds like you may have fibroids...you have to go to the doctor...no questions asked!
Call your doctor ASAP and tell him/her what's happening.face make up remover mark makeup
There's really nothing you can do on your own. You have to get back to the doctor and quickly.I have been bleeding for 3 months now I am passing large clots any advice?
GET OFF THE COMPUTER AND GET TO YOUR DOCTOR!
Don't place your very life in the hands of people who are giving their non-professional opinons--get professional advice from an actual DOCTOR.
Please value your life enough to do this. Best of luck.
Read this site...it explains all about heavy bleeding and clots...http://www.womenshealthlondon.org.uk/lea鈥?/a>
sounds like you may have fibroids...you have to go to the doctor...no questions asked!
Call your doctor ASAP and tell him/her what's happening.
Is there any website that gives advice on doing courses abroad?
I'm 16yrs old n living in India.I've scored above 90% in all my final exams.Is there any website that gives advice on doing courses abroad?
WWW.WORKABROAD.PHIs there any website that gives advice on doing courses abroad?
Yes, there are;
http://www.studyplaces.com
http://www.ieepassport.org
With best wishes.
WWW.WORKABROAD.PHIs there any website that gives advice on doing courses abroad?
Yes, there are;
http://www.studyplaces.com
http://www.ieepassport.org
With best wishes.
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